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Old 11-19-08, 07:00
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Cool How to learn db2 mainframes
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I am presently working as db2 udb dba .... now i am interested to learn db2 mainframes.... how to initiate ..any one plz guide me...

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In order to be a DB2 mainframe DBA, you need to have a decent knowledge of TSO, JCL, and other z/OS facilities in addition to DB2 for z/OS.
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You can start by replacing your favourite editor by a SPF editor, just to get used.
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